Daisy
Day’s eye
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3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.
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Floral
Blossoms and blooms
1–48 of 151 names
Iris
Rainbow
Leilani
Heavenly flowers; royal child
Liliana
Elaborated form of Lillian
Lillian
Linked to Lily and Elizabeth
Lily
Lily flower
Violet
Violet flower
Azalea
Azalea flower
Clover
Clover plant
Dahlia
Dahlia flower
Dalia
Branch; bough
Flora
Flower
Hana
Happiness; bliss
Magnolia
Magnolia flower
Marigold
Marigold flower; Mary’s gold
Poppy
Poppy flower
Rosa
Rose; older Germanic and separate Slavic routes also exist
Rosalía
Spanish form of Rosalia, associated with the rose
Rosalie
Rose
Rose
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Rosemary
Rose + Mary; also the rosemary herb
Rosie
Affectionate form of Rose
Violeta
Form of Violet: violet flower
Violette
Violet flower
Yasmin
Jasmine flower
Zahra
Radiant; blossoming
Zainab
Meaning uncertain; possibly a fragrant flowering tree
Acacia
Acacia tree; from thorn or point
Amaryllis
To sparkle
Blossom
Flower in bloom
Calla
Calla flower; associated with Greek beauty
Camellia
Camellia flower
Fiorella
Little flower
Heather
Heather plant
Kalina
Viburnum tree
Lavender
Lavender flower or pale purple color
Linnea
Twinflower, through the name Linnéa
Lotus
Lotus flower
Mai
Plum or apricot in Vietnamese; other origins differ
Malika
Queen
Mei
Beauty or plum in Chinese; Japanese meanings vary
Mulan
Magnolia with the cited Chinese characters
Primrose
Primrose flower; its word history includes first rose
Róisín
Little rose
Sakura
Cherry blossom in one Japanese spelling
Sayuri
Little lily in one Japanese spelling
Shoshana
Lily; rose
Viola
Violet
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